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Argentina Lowest GDP Deflator

-3.56% in 1993
Inflation as measured by annual growth rate of GDP implicit deflator · World Bank

The lowest gdp deflator in Argentina was -3.56% in 1993. The top 5 years were: 1993 (-3.56%), 1999 (-1.84%), 1998 (-1.71%), 2001 (-1.10%), 1997 (-0.46%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Argentina Top 5 Lowest GDP Deflator Years
RankYearValue
1st 1993 -3.56%
2nd 1999 -1.84%
3rd 1998 -1.71%
4th 2001 -1.10%
5th 1997 -0.46%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1993 -3.56% −19.63pp 7th
2001 -1.10% −2.13pp 21st
1999 -1.84% −0.13pp 9th
1998 -1.71% −1.24pp 25th
1997 -0.46% −0.41pp 16th
1996 -0.05% −3.22pp 10th
2000 1.04% +2.87pp 29th
1995 3.17% +0.32pp 51st
1994 2.85% +6.41pp 48th
1970 6.47% −1.33pp 78th
1969 7.80% −2.48pp 98th
2005 10.32% −8.05pp 146th
2003 10.50% −20.06pp 162nd
1968 10.28% −18.74pp 100th
2006 13.74% +3.42pp 173rd
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Source: World Bank (NY.GDP.DEFL.KD.ZG)
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